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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Gin pffenes emreibe,t.
BIpnmi mingtun. Sas.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
9erren s. s. gbenep & Co.,

IS. Sept. 1882.
9erren s. s. gbenep & Co.,
Solebp. Ob.
Sd bin 48 Sabre alt unb litt nlein
2eben lang an @atarrb, felt 10 Sabren
litt i'd am Mfbma, -unb felt 5 Sabren
frdntelte i9 an einem b6sartigen 6us
iten. Sd gebrau6te allerlei 6eilmittel !;
ging mad 6ot Springs-trob auebem
feline 2inberung nieines trDffloien 3us
itanoes, teine @enefuns. 9a iab i'd,
i6on Der Aufi6inng nabe, In elmer 3eis
tung cine 9ln3eige bon Or. Salls Gas
tarrb Cure, unb bdtte i9 ni9t ipfort
mid bieies Mittels bebient, beFen beil>
iamen gtnflub i9 in turaer 3eit gu fiibs
len bic Greube battle -beute ldge i9 I'm
@rabe. Gin <lebel nod benz anbern
Derf6panb uno bic @eIunbbeit febrte
ipieber, i9 atbme Iei6t unb ftible mid
tDobl tDie ME 5ubor. Sd tptnidte sSes
benz, Der bon @atarrb, 9uiien, Mfbma
beimgeiu9t 1T, Salls @atarrb Cure
perf6nlid empfeblen au tbnnen.
Sd bernag ni9t Sbnen in Worten
meine bolle Danfbarfeit aussuipre9en,
nebmen Sic bieie 3eilen entsegen sur
beliebisen 8er6fentli9ung i'm Sntereie
aller 2eioenben.
Sofepbine gbrisman,
406, s. q. Street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12


- Nus3ei@nung zines 96uenidgers.
M6meb 9. .M1mar, elm betannter36ipens
idger, ber fir ietnen auf BET 2bmeniago
in Der probin3 Gonffantine (gtIgerier)
bewieienen Mutb bas Rreua ber gbreas
legion erbalten. Wdbrenb ber lebten
ie@sunb3uanaig Sabre bat er ni1t tpe.
tueniger als 200 26uen gei9piIen.
Sa man bere@net baben ipill, baB ie-
6es bieier &aubtbiere alidbrli9 8ieb
i'm Wertbe BON 10000 Granten pers
aebrt, 10 bat Der fleiBise Sdser, tuenm
man annimmt, baB teber BON linn ses
t6btete 26tpe aebn Sabre gelebt bdtte,
benz Staate at aman3ig Millionen
Granfen geipart, Ober, mas baiIelbe Be.
iagt, um 10 uiel bas 8olfsberm6sen
bermebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Gnikett : 9enQrtelttettt.
Ct bate bic ertpdbnten 3eilen erbaIten.

aber niGt erbro6en.
Bitte, rei1en sic mir Sbren Nrn,
baben sic eine Msinute 3eit fiir mid.
|, Sd ftebe gu 9ieniten, fagte Sobannes
finiter un5 balf lift aus benz Wagen.
@eifatten sic mir cine tur3e nnterre'
bung in Sbrem 9auie, ober bin i6 I'M.
tpiirbig, bieien Sempel ber WiRenf@afi
gu betreten2
sobaunes Difnete bic Sbhr: Mtein
einfa6es Saus 1T f@le6t geraftet fiji
ben gmpfang 10 bDrnebmer @dffe, if
fann faum boffen, baB es Sbnen BARN
gefalIen tperbe.
., tpie bhbf9 1T es bier, rief fie, als
ct he gmpfangssimmer fabrte: Glau:
ben Sic mir, es gefdat mir bier melt
befer, ais in nleinen feinernen Sdlen,
tpo fein Ntbem elmer tparm fiblenben
Bruit uebt!
gtun, i9 bddte, cine Grau tpie Sic
tpiBte iiberan fiiblenben Menf1en unl
fi9 au beriammeln, fagte Sobannes aers
ifreut, muir urt ettDas 5u fagea.
Die 8rdfin lab ibn 5tueifelbaft an.
gei benz &ufe, NIT benz He bebaftet mar,
fonnte bieie 9lrtigteit eben 10 gut cine
8osbeit iein. Die @rdfin beutete bas
anbers -ieine 8erlegenbeit f9mei@elte
ibr.
sic nennen ben e9warm bon liifers
men 9@mei9lern, Der mid fri Der
- umsab, fiiblenbe Menf@en9 frug
tie nit bitterem Spott.
Jlun, tuenn sic In ben erFeren feline
iol@eu fanbeu, bann betlage i9 es, bab
Sene bic le btereit BON Sbnen fern
bielten. DEM tein tpabrbaft fitblenber
Meni9 mirb fi6 Sbnen raben, 10 lange
Sic bieier S6warm rn1Siebt.
Die @rdfin fubr bonn Sofa auf:
Wsein GOtt, i6 babe i'm ia ldngif ents
fernt = ber Weg su mir 1T frei fit ies
ben gbelbenfenben, bod 2einsr iu@t ibn
uub i@ nuB inn auf balbem Wege ents
gegentommen!
Sobannes idmieg. Dies @eiprd9
mar ibm cine Marter, er beburfte aller
feiner &itterli6feit, I'm es TT ber gebiibs
renben Jorn 3ii ertragen.
Sic ftnb f9limn1er Saurle, Nt6uner
= bin i9 bic uria1e banonS
Wel1e Grage, @rdfi | 26nnte i9
fie bsiaben, tpenn 6em cud 70 mdre9
Sd muB fdlimme 8erftoBe gegen Sic
begangen baben, baB 6is mir 10 iuenig
2ebensart sutrauen.
glun = iibertriebener 2lriigteiten bats
te i'd mid nod ME BON Sbnen 3u rtbs
men.
Sd brdnge gtiemanbem stmas auf,
mas feinen Wertb ftir i'm bIben fann,
iagte Sobannes talt.
Die @rdfin bib fi9 auf bic 2ippe:
Dieien @runbiaB f6nnte if mir CUR
2e9re nebmen.
Sd phBte ni6t iporin2 Sd iagte
ni@ts, mas auf Sbr eisen : 0erbalten
Be5ug baben fbnnte.
v@irfli@2"
Sd bin erftaunt, sic beien oerFdern
au miifen! ertpiberte Sobannes, ser
iebt erit abnte, tpel6e empfinblide Stelle
er in ber @rdfin beriibrt 5aben mo9te.
(5ortfesuns fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Goriett=9 t=9epartentent.
ueber bie gYsohul1uosberb6It,

= neber bic Wobnungsberbd
8erlin's bat ber Stabtberorbnete Wied
unldngit einen 8ortrag gebalten, ber
teBt bur6 Sen Druid per6ffentli9t tpurbe.
Semna9 1T bic 8eb6lferung BerIin's in
ber Wolts5dblunssperiobe bonn 1. Des
aember 1880 big 1. Deamn,ber 1885 bon
l 1,122, $50 auf 1,315, ,547 2dpfe geffies
gen, bat ii@ alio in bieier 3eit um 193=
I917 &6pfe ober um II, ,22 pro3ent bets
mebrt. Ntimnt man an, baB bic 8e.
b6lferungssunabme Berlin's bon 1880
Bis 1885 aud fiir bic Sabre big 1890
n1aBgebenb lei, 10 bat Berlin biz gum
Sabre 1890 i'm Dur6i6nitt idbrIi6 cine
Termebrung BON runb 48,400 R6pfen
all erwarten. ga9 ben Beri6ten ber
ifdbtiiben5teuers unb ginquartierungss
beputation tparen am l. Mpril 1886 an
Wobnungen unb @eIafen borbanben
1922, ,172.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
9alneitz0iite ,c ,c.

Diefes Departement fann, sleid) ben iibri.
gen nidt ibertroffen perben, ba i'd fimmtli9e
Mrtiiel breft impprtire unb int @tanbe bin,
Die bette uno reidbaltisfe auSpabl in Beaua
auf lebte @fobe nnb StiI am prdfentiren, ipie
/. 3. uSautb" @apitoIia, Wlirriam, @billis,
Denber, Barrett, MliS Ga Bele, Meboro,
Yrineeton, SbeaI, Mliee. Sennora. Snrebe.
Sci uns finbet man Die neneiten Nfnfer in
nieOriafen grsifeIl-sor s. es. bis$l.5o. o.
Gle arten Gufpus, 8iiidsI, 8eeren unb cine
pradtboIe Musmabl bon Blumen &c.
Gdder, in groBem gorratb benz einfadfen
bic gum elegantefen, unb gu allen Breifen.
SerrellzG zGmoerobe.
Bir baben Elm aussebebntes nnb pra6tbolIeS
Nfortement bon Serren> Oberbemben aus Ser
eal, ar allen Yreiien. Da8 befe 80 st. Gom.
uaer Merino Semb, jemals i'm Marite
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Wenid,eufalber.

Gin We9ielbIatt iagt: rNeun 3ebms
tel Der ungladliden Chen entteben bas
raus, baB man Meni1entdlber frei auf
ben Geielli9aftsneiben umberitreifen
ldBt.1 Neun 3ebnteI BET 9ronii1en
ober fdlei@enben &ranfbeiten Der @es
aentpart entfteben aug unreinem Blut,
2eberleiben ober Galligfeit, ueIGe
@trofeln, S6winbiu9t (bie nur cine
Sfrofel Der 2unge iff), Wunben, @es
i9wtire, 9autfranfbeiten unb dbnli1e
Seioen sur GOIge baben. DR.. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" (golbene
meoi3inif@e @ntbedung) beiIt fie alIe.
Bet aIen Npotbefern 5l baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Wp budltdbli3 .bas @eIn auf

= $50 bu9Fdbli9 rbas @eIo auf
Der etraBe liegt", bas ersdblt bas so,
lorabo Sournal" i'm 6olsenoen: 9lls
Dor Sabren in &Obinion, in bieiem
State, bic erfe S6inel3biitte ers
ri9tet tuurbe, bic bas Gr5 aus Der &os
binlon Wine berarbeitete, uurbe eine
ber 9auptifraBen Der neuen Gnlieblung
nit S9laden aus bieiem S9mel3merte
gepHaftert. Da aber faum mebr als
bic 6dlfte beg 5ilbers aus benz grse
setuonnen puroe unb bic anbere Sdlfte
in bet S@lade berblieb, 70 bat man
neuerbings proben nit benz 5traBens
pf1aifer gema6t uno aus bemielben bon
$50 = 800 Silber sur 3onne getpon=
men. Sept nirb bas pfaifer aufserii.
fen unb bic Stabt erbdlt 20 p@t. bonn
Silbergebalte befelben. 9as barf man
fi6erli6 cine 1ernnorei9e" Stabt men.
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Prei(e lprecben fiir Bdn0e!

Ssrren BaIbrigsan unb braunes 2isIettreao
nnterseug, bon s1.75 Bis $3.50, per Ansug
Sine bubble Gusbabl bon fhparsen 9aIs-
ti9ern, GantaiieId Idleifen, @inblor. ilnb -four
in banb1. grabatten.
Gin fd0ner 9orratb BON leinenen nnb feibt-
men $erren-Sai@enti&ern, Opera Sdleifen,
feibenen &esenfdirineu.
Sin iebr Srobes Enforcement bon neiben u,lb
bnnten &naben,S Sberbemben aus @ercaI, fiirs
Utter bon 4-12 Sabrtn, au l6, 25, s5, so Gs
iinb auftpdrts.
Serrenldube in allen Gprinen uub Mluifern
unb gu allen Hreiieu.
Son Serren. unb sfnaben. Gtrobtiteu babeil
mir oas ausgebreitetfe Eager i'm SibneFen.
9erren. niib Rnaben. SSilatite, pei1e uub
ffeife, bon alien Mrten nnb Sdattirungen.
Sdnb3eug fiir 9amen u. &in0er.
sn bieiem Departement bin id 70 pohl Dor.
seieben, oab i'd alle unb Sebermain 81 beirie.
bigen berimag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Oe66a(6 ii6er6eu9t gud6!

gransOFf6e @ercals gu 8, 10, 1913 II. 10 es.
@eaetdnete 2apns gu %, 81, 5, 8m. 10 ss.
@eiber unb farbiger MuQ-au 124, Is, 90
%, 35 unb so Gents.
8eiBe 2aipns gu 5, Z, 8, 10, t24, 16, 20,
25, 80, 35 uno 40 @ents. 8u baben in 8i'
fbops, @irtoria uno Snbia 2awns.
Yeriilde 2awns in allen Sdattirunsen bon
Is Bis gu so Gents
Gnabrotberie 9epartemetlt.
@6peiser Borbiruns bon 8 Bis IS gts.
gan,brir 8o,birung bon 2a-50 CO.
Rainfoot @tnfaiIuug bon $50 @tS.
Garbige 8orbirunsen IL. GuBenranbe baan.
@tirt GIouneing, boae 2anse .75-$2.5O.
SpiBen 9epartelueltt.
Cine enOIofe guspabI in foIsenben episen.
forten: Gsnptii@e, tiirtifd]e, Sordon, 8alen'
eta, 8riton, 9panifde, Gscurial, Sebora-in
allen 8reiten, bon Der biuisfen bis gu Der Be-
fen @IaiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12

-Sobann @runbbofer, 2encollen,
Wisconiin, i9rieb am 20. Sanuar rs
sd gebrau9e inner Or. Musuit So.
nig's 6amburger Sropfen s,gen Sea.
gen' uno 2eberleiben nit ausge3ei9nes
ten grfolgen. ."-am IL. Gebruar 1887,
fagt er: nOiefe Sropfen unb Der 8ruit.
tbee finb bic beitenGamiliens sWebisinen,
ipel6e es geben tann."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12

Surge Stnberfleiber BON 66 cs. Bis $3.50.
@eaei6nete unb elm fade Sdneiaer bon 194
@entS aufm6rts.
8orbirte lleberfleiber gu 50 unb aufpdrts.
8oroirte @aibmir Searfs bon,$l.5O-$2.
S9tparae nno farbise SeriebS aa 81, 1.2b,
1.50, 50 unb aufparts.
9anen 9trumpfiorteu.
8raune 8albrissan, gutter Auafitdt, au 10,
-, 10, Is, 20, 25, 80 Gts. itnb aufparts.
@infarbise @triimpfe-su 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 Gents unb auftpdrts
ginfade unb 2uruS Seibenitriin,bfe fir
Mdb4en nnb &inber, in allen garben uno au
allen Yreiien.
Gorlett=9epartentet1t.
Son gorfetts balten mir bic $50 8one~, bic
Barner 8ros, in allen Graben, Die vg,. s.
Die uY. 81, bic v&. g." nnb bieIe anoere
Marten, gu A., SO, Is gts. uns ST..
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Naraiol 9epartentent.

gSir baben bas BEL peitem srObte unb bOll.
ffGn6isfe enforcement bon einfa6en unb 2u>
rus. @onnenidirmen in ber Gtabt.
Sbpar3ieioene Sara afols-bon Is cS. Bis 81.
S6parse atlas.S6irme bon 1856.
S6parae @tIaS. e6irnte sefiittert nnb nit
Spibenran6 bon $2.25-$15.
garbige 9araiols unsefiitterte--1.26 Bis So.
Garbise @arafols, gefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-Son ESQ Bis $12.
&inber.Taraiols an 35, so, 10 eS. u. ST..
9alnen @eibwaaren.
Senben, bolle @roBe, bon 45 cs. bio su $4.
ganse Semoen, bon 10 CO. bis gu 81.
@orIett.Befen aller @r0ben, bon DO Gents
bis su $3.50.
CONNER @auae lleberbefen, in @r0bem bon
2s-44, gu 40, SO unb so gts.
Cine biibfde IuSnabI bon Siilt II. Spiben<
bdnben fiir &inber bon % e8. bi8 So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12

Die befannte g 9weifer.-
Solbat nit feinem Sdab am arme in
einem @irtbfdafts @arten auf Teinen
Gelbwebel ffoBeno: 6err Gelbtpebel,
meine S9Deiter. Gelbmebel: 9enne
He bereits, mar aud i9on meine
G1peter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12
Geioell : 9epartenteat.

edparser uuo farbiser atIas, bon 80 Gents
bis 5u so. 90.
gnras eeibenfioffe in alien @dattirnnsen
su rs Gents nno $1.O0.
S9parjer nup farbiser Gros @rain gu 75c.,
go e., 81, $1.25 utb $3.50.
@eitreifte unb idedise Sontmer- SeIben sa
36, 10, so, 65, 20 nnb 20 @ents.
S@par3er unb farbiser Surab atlas, gu
50 unb rs Gents.
~&leiberitof 9epartentelt.
Gomrner. gaiinire pie Nuns.g Selling, albas
troB, grapes, alserienne gtreif, Satin DO.
@renabine, Debese au allen @reiien.
@ntins. seseidnet oOer einfarbia gu 10, 1b,
20, rs, 80 unb IS Gents
grinfIeS Seeriuders su Z, 9, le, IL ano l5 CO.
@ingbam In bibfder ausrabL au 8, 10,
AZ un6 l5 Gents
Sepbbr @insbam gu 90, 25 unb 80 es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-12

: Jolsenbe Stilblttbe pfadt Der
Correspondent" aus einem MAblels
blatt: v9lls Der Yrinseifin 8ictoria bon
Sent am 20. SUM 1887 Der G6nigstbron
@roBbritannien's in ben ShooB fiel,
sdblte ie nidt biel mebr, als 18 Sabre.
-rnb troboem lebt fe no9l
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10 Das Some Star Bier
SAB. tuie Glai6enbier lit bas reinife
i'm Marft. uObli6medeno. geiunb unb
fur Seben autrdslid. Ser uugebeure
llmfab ipridt far bic pOpularitdt bes
@ebr1ues.
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0amsbaltnuasitoffe.

Geblei9ter Slid. Damait-su s5. 40, 45,
SO Gents nnb aufparts.
8rauner Damait su 25. 80, 40 nnb so cs.
gtotber Siirfif6er 5ii9.S .Samaft-au 80, So,
40, 80 unb 60 Gents nnb aufn1rts.
@ebleidte unb unseblei6te 9amaf Sanb.
tiider, gutter Gro6e, gu 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 Gs.
unb aufpdrtS. @robe tiirfiide 8abe. Sanb.
tii9er au 15, 16, 20 itnb 25 Gents.
@efrauiteS Sanbtii9eraeug, bon $40 gtS.
Sbisen. gorbdnse gu 125. 10, 20, %, 80
Gents nnb aufpdrts
Drapirunqsffoffe au 10, 12 unb Is @ents.
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- 9as grbBte 2ager bon @emebr.
unb &eDOluerspatronen unb Gtilien BET
piper & g @ultbeB.
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Glouneimas unO tiirfifde Mubenranbipiben
in Cream, 8eib, 8eise uno farbig.
Spaniid)e @uiinpure In S9par3, Cream
nnb Beige, nno paiienbe einfaiinnsen.
Damen.gaidenti6er, tpeiBe, nit Gantafie-
einfaiiuns, 8ierraub unb Baden; slei9fallS
eine fdone answabl bon grauer.Safdenti,
nern All alien Yreifen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
Oppressive Overcapitalization.
jackson (Michl Patriot.

1t is not the payment of earnings on
honest capital that is objected TO by
business men and others, but on fictitious
capital. The trick Of corporations is to
issue stocks and securities that do not
represent money actually paid in, and
then endeavOr to earn enough from the
public to pay interest or dividends on
them and thus make them valuable.
This is simply getting something for
nothing-maklng money for fortunate
few by resolution, and not by labor
and capital applied to public use. In
no direction and on so grand scale has
this been carried into effect IS in rail-
road corporations. Mr.. II. V. Poor,
author of the "R4ilroad Manual" tells Us
that the railway building for the year
1884 was about 1000 miles, the cost OF
which did not exceed $50 90 per mile
and perhaps not over SIS, 900 mile, >
and vet he informs US that "tha cost pei
mile of oil the roads making returns, as
measured by the amount of their stock:
and indebtedness, equaled very nearly
SCI, 400"
Figures cannot present the burdens o.
decentralization in a stronger light
The reason for issuing this enormous
volume of stocks and bonds, represent
ing in some cases 800 to 40 per cent
more than the actual cash invested, is tt
make money out of the public on fcti.
tious capital, and this can be done on
by charging for freight and passenge
traffic sufficient sum to make "fair re
turn" on SCI, 400 for every $4,000 t
$40, 0OO invested. AS in the west TIL
farmers furnish the bulk Of the freight, l
is plain that large part of the money t.
i've value to this bogus capital is takeI
| from them in the form of excessive
charges for transportatins their product
! to market.
! No individual applying labor and CAPT
| tai to the cultivation of the soil can b.
resolution add to his wealth. He canno
| increase the quantity or price of hi
wheat by any such such means; but thos
who transport the grain to market ca
and do reduce its price to the produce
| by charging rates to pay dividend
on fictitious capital in railroa
lines that carry the wheat to maj
ket. 1t is no Pigment of the imag
nation, but a plainly demonstrate fact
that tariffs TO compel the payment of in
| terests and dividends on thousands c
millions of dollars of fraudulent capits
are serious burden to both agricultur
and commerce. The game of the col
porations is to make SIS, 900 or $50,
earn interest on 100000, and this Ca
only be done by extorting the none
| from the people,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27

declared appointed 10 the place he ia now
holding. a smile of large dimensions
OVerspread his handsome face. when no
listened to the last count,snd he breathad
sigh of relief that caused the horses no
longing 10 the fire teams ON Tho Io,gor
floor TO prick up their ears.
sUNDRY PETITIONS
OH. f Martin and Others that GRIMM
street be repaired; of A. G. RutIeman +
a.. 30 have TarockmOrton street onened
between Eighth snd Eleventh; MI NJ
Brown ct 81. that Macon and Vine streets
be openened: of G. ". Gillespie ct al.
that Sixth and Seventh be opened. All
referred to street and alley committee.
VI A. ). AtStrop, assistant water works
engineer, asking that salary De increased
to 500 per month; referred.
VI w. l.. Graves that he De aI,oTed to
run a variety theater corner Second and
Main streets; referred TO police commit
tee.
ORDINANCES
ordnance NJ -, relating 10 the Door
and dead, was put on final passage and
adopted. II clothes the Mavor with
power 70 eXpeGd money for charitable
purposes, and was vigorously fought by
Barter, Tatum and Hsymaker.
An ordinance 10 extend time granted
the Queen City Street Railway Company
for laying its track occasioned consider
able debate. Mr.. Scot. rpDra-
sentIDg the company, said ten
more days was all ne asked
TO finish the work on Houston street. He
wanted i've months TO finish the line OF
West Weatherford and Royal avenue. and
was given 10 days on motion of hin.
Eighteen months was granted TO compIete
| thu residue of work on Jones and Fr0nt
streets. Both Barter and Cooper opD0,ed
granting the company any but mtnfmuns
OF time Tor extension, 8nd the extension
granted was in the way of compromise.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
OF TIE police committee, recommend
ing the appointment of Reese Brown as
special policeman.
OF the same committee, that c. R.
SCOTS appointment as drputy marshal
be affirmed, with monthly salary OF SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
CALKOUN'S STATUE.
A Gala Day in Charlottesville Entire City
Rsj1icIDg

A Gala Day IN Charlottesville Entire City
Rel 1icIUg
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 26.-CaI-
houn day was bright and beautifuI and at
an early hour great throngs began t.
gather along the line of march of the
grand military procession which preceded
the unwilling. Nearly al the chief men
of this state and many prominent visitors
from abroad are here to 90 honor to
South Cardinals distinguished son.
There was considerable delay in forming
the procession, and the ceremonies which
should have commenced at l l g. m. were
delas cd until p. m.
The parade formed on South battery and
marched through the main streets of the
city TO Marion square, where the mnnu-
ment is. Upon the arrival of the process
sion in the square the chief marshal of the
day called the vast assemblage to order,
and the Mayor, who presided, asked the
Rev. Charles COtteWOrth Pinckney, d. D.,
to make the opening prayer.
The following was the order of exer-
cises:
Opening prayer by Rev. Charles Cote
worth Plnckney, D. D.
Music.
dwelling of the monument by thirty
two young ladies.
Artillery salute Of nineteen guns of the
battery.
Ode by Miss Chesbrough to be read by
Rev. Charles A. StaBley.
Grafton by Hon. L. Q. G. Lamar.
Ode by Mrs Margaret J. Preston,to be
read by Rev. W. F. JenEin, D. D.
BenedCtiOn by R-V. John O Wilson.
the rush to hear Secretary Lamar was
immense and the great square is black
with people, while every gallery, plaza,
balcony, window and other point Of ed-
vantage on the citadel and the widows
on King, Calhoun and MEETING streets in
closing the square on three sides are Oc-
cupied. So far nothing has occurred 70
mar the success and pleasure of the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
POLITICAL.
4 Washington Paper Explains How
President Cleveland Happened to
Speak OF a Second Term.
The New York sun Says Editortsliy, in Ital-
icg. that Cleveland Is the Man to
Lead t. Defeat.
oa tho Second Term.

suecigl to the Gazette
W,sHISGr5N, April 26 The Star pub
rabes the following on the question Of
Creyeland's second term: "The editorial
annouDcemant by Mr.. D0rsheimer of what
he Knows about the second term story has
not created much Of 3 sensation. What
the Presidents sentiments were on jan
nary last is well known to number Of
nu5l.c men With whom he spoke at that
lime. The question Of q second term for
Mr.. Cleveland vas not at that time being
talked of as it is now. 1t came up only
incidentally. The matter that then con-
cerned the President and other prominent
men in the Democratic party was the
failure of Congress to do any
thing. The latter waS spoken OF
between the President and Democratic
members Of Do:h the House ana Senate,
and regret was freely expressed by the
President at the inactiOn. 1t was some
times suggested that there were presl-
Dental aspirants in Congress who blocked
legislation because OF the fear OF adVanc-
mo Mr.. Cleveland toward & second term.
In answer 20 this suggestion the Presi-
dent said patriOticaliy that if fear of his
Getting 8 second term was preventing
Congress from passing legislation whfch
the good OF the country dem md, it might
be well for him to relieve them OF this
fear by stepping aside. 1t was in this
way that Mr. Cleveland referred to the
question Of ii second term in speaking &c
several public men il connection with the
mqcti0n of Congress. He probably spoke
TO Mr.. DOrsheimcr in the same vein wher
he called at the White House"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-27
ROCK ISLAND WRECK.
A Special Train with High Officials Goes
OFer Bank.

A Special Train with High Officials Goes
OTer Bank.
TOPEKA, KAN, April ga special
train arrived on the Rock Island at p. m
to-day having on board a1party of promi-
nent men from Horton. These consisted
Of Lieutenant Governor Riddle, Secretary
of State Allen and State Auditor Nc
Carthy of the Kansas board of railroad
assessors, who have been making tour
Of inspection over the Chicago, Kansas
and Nebraska roads. They were accom-
pauied by President Lowe and Gen
eral Manager Fische, and with the
entire train crew were more or
less bruised and injured. The party left
Horton this morning to go west on the
AtchisOn branch of the Rock Island, and
one mile west of that place the train was
hurled down an embankment twenty-five
feet high. Mr.. Allen was hurt most
seriously. Governor Riddle was injured
| In the LIFT leg and had to be carried from
| the scene, as was also Mr.. Allen, but pc
| is all right now. Judge Severely of Iowa
was hurt very badly about the head. Nearly
! every one in the special car was more OF
less injured, President Lowe and the pOr
ter of the car alone escaping unscratched
Judge Severely was sent to Atchison and
the others brought TO Topeka. Allen anC
| Riddle are confined TO their beds. Inc
engine was backing up, driving the spe-
! cial car "COlumbis," when the tender
| Jumped the track and drew the lOcomO-
| tive after it, the coach following. The
engineer was merely scratched.